The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-29
A Condensed Review Of Evshts Trans.
pIrsd and TransVIrlng
In and About OantOn--Blts of News Gath
cred from All Of the Many Sources
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Samuel 8. Dewalt has been appointed
executor of the estate Of Charles De-
walt, deceased, of Osnaburg township.
Or. Curtis Coffee, of Minneapolis,
Mtnn., with his sister, Miss Cora CC fee,
Of Alliance, are visiting relatives In the
city.
Married, September 25th, by B. +.
Booth, Mr.. Charles Rimmele and Miss
F orence Adelia HindereT, all Of Mas
slllOn.
6. w. Laughlin received a dispatch
from Augusta, Carroll county, snnnuIc-
Ing the death Of his father, John Laugh.
lin, today.
How foolish 1t is to make fun of the
homemade hustle. There is not girl
who makes her own hustle but ls backed
0y some OF the most influential papers
Of the times.
Married, on Sunday morning, Sept
pastor, Rev. j. 4. Fahs, Mr.. Lewis b
Wrestler and Miss Emma j. Ebie, both
Of Stark county.
The Alliance Review says: Mrs. Geo
Kay is spending few days vlslting rel
ativeSin Canton. Mrs. Rache
AmeImsn Is visiting relatives and
friends In Canton.
An exchange says: II is said that
when an Indian dies his surviving rels.
lives pay all his debts. We have few
score Of subscribers that we wish were
full-blOod Indians.
Mr.. Herman Werley and Miss Joseph
Inc Zwallen, both Of Stark county,
were married Sunday, September 25tb,
at the home Of the BRIDES parents, In
Louisville, by Rev. j. j. Leberman.
MIR. Basil e. Wise has been appointed
postmaster at Middle branch. Mr.. Wise
is stanch Democrat, trust worthy
and capable gentleman and will prop
erly administer the duties OF the Office.
The habess corpus case of Emma
Rishel, of MassillOn, was argued before
Judge Fswcett Tuesday, 1t resulted In
the dismissal Of the writ, and the de
fendant was handed into the custody Of
the officers to be taken back to jail.
John Kerch and wife, of North Indus
try, were on trial before Justice BrRden
this morning for keeping open their
saloon on Sunday, several witnesses
were examined on both sides of the con-
troVersy and the defendants were dis
charged.
Mrs. John Coy, of Louisville, died at
her home at the ripe age 6S years and
some months. She leaves husband,
one daughter and FIVE soBs, who greatly
mourn their loss. Funeral Sunday at
2 o'clock p. M, from the house. q
Mrs. DR.. Slusser returned from Europe
today. She left home early in May /;
spent much Of her time among EsIatiV-
es In Germany, but travelled In Switzer-
land, France and England. She was
Just ten days coming from London to
Canton. ..u.
Miss Kay Mathis, of East Liverpool, is
spending the week at Canton; her gen.
ial disposition is admired by all who
know her. She 10 welcome guest to
many homes and an especial fsvorite
among the unfortunate, for her kind
considerations.
Mrs. Catherine earn died Saturday
afternoon at her home, No. 200 s. Pop.
lar street, Of Inflammation of the bow
els, aged thirty-nine years. The funeral
took place at two o'clock this afternoon,
the remains being Inferred In the Row
land cemetery.
DR. j. H. While, who has been assOcl-
ated with DR.. 2. l. Waugaman, our pOp
ular North Main etreet dentist, left on
Monday for Canton, O., where he intends
to locate. With the doctors many
friends, we join in wishing him great
success in mis- new field of labor -
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Any kind Of advertising that brings
your name and business before the pub
lie pays, but undoubtedly an advertise
ment In live newspaper which circu-
lates In the community where you pro.
bable patTOns reside Is the bsst method
of advertising, for t"e reason that the
newspaper goes into the family and is
read by all.
The following persons have been IL
censed to wed: Charles Rimmele and
Florencs Hinderer. MassillOD; John
Bechler and Katie Klossen, Canton;
WilbeTt Bishop and Mary DickerbO0f,
Lake township; Lorenzo Miller and Lu-
cinda Wertmen, Perry township, Evans
ton Miller RndtLOuisa Reinle, MassiI.
Ion.
Marriage licenses have been taken
out by the following couples: Isaac 8.
White and Elizabeth Zarnhart, of MARI.
bore; Edward M. Ertle and Susan Gar
YER, of West BrO0kfeld; Alexander j.
Huff and Ida KurtZ, Of Hartville; Lewis
II. Werstler aud Emma Ebie, of CiarO;
Herman Werley and Josephine Chwelan,
Of Nimishillen township.
A. Vignos received a letter from Shell
don, Dakota, announcing the death Of
DIR. John Krous, surgeon Of the lO7 o.
v. l., having taken an active part In as
sisting In the arnputatlng department
at 6ettysburgh. He will be remembered
By many whom he attended, among
whom was Mr.. Vignos and others. he
was buried ct M0rehead, Dakota, Sep
tember Is. ,
Last Sunday the Sunday School Of
st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal church
agreeably surprised Mr. Robert Kell BY
presenting him with handsome book
IN appreciation OF his services as super
intendent. Mr.. Kell leaves Wednesday
for Alexandria, Virginia, where he will
study the ministry In the theological
seminary OF that city. The best wishes
OF many friends 90 with him.
Mrs. Anna Hines, the mother OF Mrs.
John Cr0wl, died at the residence OF the
latter Sunday morning OF 5 O'Clock. at
the age of 92 years. Funeral services
were held at o'clock yesterday. The
remains were taken on the ii O'ClOck
train on the O. d G, railroad this morn
Ing to DeeEsyille, Harrison county. Mrs..
Hines was the mother Of IL children,
four Of which are living. She had 40
grand children and SO great grand chill
dreD. 4-...-..-- ~.
Henry A. 6chemaske, stone cutter
employed on county work, living at No.
ll6N Marion street, met with q bad ac-